Notchmeister App Gives You The Opportunity To Decorate Notch On Your MacBook

Apple’s new MacBook Pros came to the fore this year. While the machine was praised for them functionality and form, young, black notch on top of the equipment received a lot of attention and design waves for controversy. You might like it. You might hate that. Whatever your ideas are, you can now decorate.

The manufacturer Iconfactory offered a holiday gift to Apple users on Friday with the release of Notch master, a Notched MacBook Pros software that, in the words of the manufacturer, makes notches “Go to the field.” With Notchmeister, users can set Christmas flashlights on their notch, make their notch look like it comes out of plasma, decorate their notch with purple light, or adopt a “nano radar” that allows them to see where the cursor is behind the notch, among others.

“Think of it as a fun way to promote your notch. Or as a veil for something you can’t see. Or, maybe, just a waste of time,” Iconfactory wrote in blog post to announce the program.

As a cover, Notchmeister does not always travel. It just pops up when you open the app and move your cursor closer or closer crack. Considering the tendency of people to stop what they are doing and look for flashing lights or anything that attracts attention, this is a good thing.

If you have an older MacBook or MacBook Pro that doesn’t have a notch, like yours, don’t worry, Notchmeister lets you know what it feels like to have a notch. The app creates a “replacement notch” at the top of your screen and lets you have fun, too.

“Be warned that the consequences of this include making you a new Mac more than you used to. Sorry.” Iconfactory said.

Fortunately, I have never experienced that results (no at least $ 1,999 using a new computer helps), but I eventually learned how it feels to have a notch at my senior MacBook Pro. And all I have to say is, really? Is that what all the fuss was about? Admittedly, it is not such a big deal.